A Mutualism in Which Two Species Benefit When Living Together

question 29

Multiple Choice

A mutualism in which two species benefit when living together but can survive when apart is referred to as a(n)

• A)obligatory mutualism.
• B)trophic mutualism.
• C)dispersive mutualism.
• D)facultative mutualism.

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Definitions:

No Particular Trend

A situation where data or movements do not show a consistent direction over time, indicating variability without a clear pattern.

Redistribution Of Income

The transfer of income from certain individuals or groups to others through mechanisms like taxation, welfare programs, and other government initiatives.

Macroeconomic Goals

Objectives pursued within an economy at a large scale, focusing on growth, stability, and equitable distribution of income.

Private Goods

Goods that are excludable and rivalrous, meaning their consumption by one individual prevents others from consuming them.